- Her own personal experiences with disaster and victims
- Language barriers and the importance of simply showing you care as a way to transcend such as barrier
- Role of the Disaster Action Team (DAT)
- Challenges of providing disaster/crisis victims with care and tips for your own safety
- The importance of understanding and following Red Cross protocol as a professional providing care
- The relief that Red Cross provides to ALL people despite SES, etc.
- The importance of connecting to people and even the use of humor ONLY when the victim initiates it
- Red Cross is involved with other activities outside of disaster relief such as providing trainings and awareness events
The Office of Diversity Affairs at Georgia Health Sciences University presents HEAL, Health Equity and Access Leaders Program. HEAL aims to equip MCG students with the skills and educational background to work in medically underserved areas and become leaders in addressing the issues surrounding health equity among their peers and in their careers as physicians.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
HEAL class 2/8/12
Our guest speaker for today's class was Peggy Belger from Red Cross. She discussed:
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